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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1941
Page
4
The Clermont Courier mentions an interceptor plane with a 1000 horsepower engine consuming 83 gallons per hour or a quart every eleven seconds at half a pound per horsepower per hour. Also includes a kitchen tip about applesauce skins and a 1941 Ohio insurance certification for Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co with 1940 financial figures.
State of Ohio Division of Insurance confirms Fireman's Fund Insurance Company of San Francisco is authorized to transact in the current year. Available assets amount to 44 657 262 12 with liabilities of 21 187 555 41. Net assets 23 469 706 71 and paid up capital 7 500 000 00. Surplus 15 969 706 71. Income for the year 19 993 181 34 expenditures 18 894 414 53. Official seal and signature of John A Lisyer Superintendent. 13-7-Ohio.
The State of Ohio Division of Insurance reports Hanover Fire Insurance Company, based in New York, is authorized to transact its proper line of insurance in Ohio. The 1941 figures show available assets of 16,633,488.42 dollars, net assets 8,853,285.86, surplus 4,853,285.86, and annual income 7,459,286.93 with expenditures of 6,760,254.30. John A. Lloyd signs as Superintendent of Insurance.
Superintendent of Insurance notes compliance with Missouri law as of December 1 1940. Company shows assets 128 323.06 including reinsurance reserve 485 021.45 net assets 343 501.61 paid-up capital 212 500.00 surplus 131 001.61 income 383 658.56 expenditures 533 211.42. Insurance of Ohio.
Court News lists marriage licenses for Clarence F. Raiser and Jean Claire Dawson. It details numerous probate items including estates granted, executors, inventories, taxes due, and transfers of real estate. Will admission to probate and letters issued are noted along with notices published.
List of civil actions including Mary Painter against Geo Painter Jr for divorce with temporary alimony set at five dollars weekly. Bessie I Flannery against Lee Conyers et al for cancellation of note. Arthur Springfield against Rose Mary Springfield for divorce. Raymond Savage minor seeking damages. Gladys Stamper against Oscar Stamper for divorce. Helen Marie Trabish against Thomas Trabish for divorce. Jean Elizabeth Bottom against Kenneth Bottom. Rhodes Pursifull against Murelle Pursifull hearing set. Federal Land Bank of Louisville against Absalom Snider et al satisfaction of record ordered. Lucille Miller against Adren Miller. case dismissed without record. attorneys listed for several actions.
Russell and Anna Patterson transfer lot 4% in Tate to Virginia Fancher. Melvin and Georgianna Yelton sell .5a in Tate to Nellie Yelton who then sells .5a in Tate to Dillard and Hannah Bush. Laura Bunyan sells lots 167 168 169 in Miami to W Saunders who then sells to John and Goldie Allen. Robert D. Rucker receives lot 100 in Milford from Harry Emma George and Margaret Van Fleet. D and Augusta Gatch sell 2.1115a in Miami to Myrtle M. Rinehart. G W and Evelyn Reed transfer pt 15 70a in Miami to Amelia Bohl. Charles D. Gatch sells 5 115a in Miami tp to Paul Psache sang. BE K and Mildred May Haines to Myrtle M. Rinehart 3a in Miami tp. Sidney Marksberry transfers 45 250 in Washington tp to Clarence and Pearl Groves.
In Ohio Clermont County estate matters Forrest E Ely administrator seeks sale of Lot 41% in New Richmond to pay debts and costs. Respondent unnamed must answer by October 25 1941. Also notices appointing administrator and divorce proceedings against Laura Harris are listed with dates and counsel.
Laura W. Peterson of Batavia Ohio is appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Edward E Peterson deceased late of Batavia Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims. Dated August 19 1941. Davis Ely Ely Attorneys.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus for improvements on State Highway No. 7 and Route 52 in Pierce Townships, Clermont County. Work includes blue structures, asphalt paving, and widening over 4.767 miles at an estimated cost of 70 600 dollars, with a bid bond of five to ten thousand dollars and completion by June 30, 1942. Plans are on file with the department and district deputy director, and bids may be rejected.
Agricultural expert R C Miller of Ohio State University explains how to minimize silage spoilage. Proper silo construction and moisture control are key, with 60 to 75 percent moisture ideal for packing, and gentle filling plus repacking to limit air exposure and juice loss.
Rural Briefs discuss roughage in dairy cow diets and hedge fences as Osage orange posts. It notes carbon disulfide fumigation for corn crib weevil control and that grass fed beef can ripen like grain fed beef, per the U S bureau of animal industry. It lists common motor failures on farms from overloading to poor lubrication and dusty or wet conditions.
Colonel Harrison filed a divorce petition in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas Ohio Case No 20647 alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Hearing set on or after September 18 1941. Stephenson Wilson of West Union Ohio represents the plaintiff.
The plan divides the kitchen into four work centers: food preparation, serving, cooking, and dishwashing. Storage space should be arranged with reference to the work done at each center.
The Automobile Club of Southern California advises using plenty of water when washing a car to reduce scratching from dirt and grit on the surface.
A Chicago report from the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee explains that soil sick crops respond to proper treatment once the disease is diagnosed. It notes nitrogen phosphorus and potash deficiencies cause distinct growth problems and that soil tests and targeted fertilizer analyses can correct imbalances during the growing season.
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